Soundstream BX-10 Digital Bass Reconstruction Processor with Remote

Despite re-wiring everything in an attempt to make it sound better I was not able to make it. The major problem with this processor is that it's out-put is too high and the bass produced is not crisp, sounds as the audio source would be coming from a megaphone instead of the actual file source. NOTE: That at low levels it will work fine, it will reconstruct bass in certain songs however because low you won't be able to enjoy that earth shattering bass from high output subs. For the price it's alright, can't really complain for $50 bucks, it does add bass at certain parts of songs just not as crisp as I would hope. If you just wanted to add a little bass and don't care too much about sound quality this will work perfect and I really can't complain about the price!

does what is intend to do, I'm getting really nice and relaxing bass. Not with distortion or vibrations like cars. I have a chevy c1500 1993 reg cab and it sounds amazing. I had sound system on: 2003 Honda civic, ford mustang 2005, Camaro 98 and I always had horrible rattle vibrations. I had to invest $$$ on sound damping dynamat on trunk and door panels and still got some weird loose panels, clips or any other sort of sounds that killed the bass. I couldn't even have it loud cuz is embarrassing to have a system sound and hear tons of rattles everywhere. I never experienced the quality and 0 but 0 rattle vibrations or weird sounds on my truck. Now I know how it feels to actually enjoy listening my favorite music with a nice sound system.Some people around the block have their cars with sound system and maybe they don't hear the rattles inside the car but if you are out the car it is annoying with the rattles. I do recommend this!! if you have a nice set up and proper wires, speakers, and enclosure box you will be impress. I'm actually really impress how much bass I get from a small and reduced speaker box the regular cab has but im more than happy about it.

Installed it a couple days ago and have been giving it a listen. A big annoyance I had is that the power cable it comes with is waaay too short, it's about 1ft long, maybe less. The gauge is also so extremely tiny that I accidently broke the power cable off from the terminal just by moving it around. You can tell they really cheaped out, I recommend upgrading to a higher gauge. The biggest their terminals seems to handle would be 14 or 12 gauge. Another problem I had was that I would turn the remote knob up and it wouldn't do anything, until 2/3rds of a turn then it would kick in like crazy and make me lose voltage. So I changed the units jumpers from the 2v option to the "Oh My Goshhh" 10v+ option. Now it starts to take effect around 1/4th of a turn and sounds alot cleaner but starts to sound wonky and distored at 1/2 a turn, it'll work and make the bass louder and lower but theyll be like a quiet muffled humming behind all the boosted bass it sounds muddy. I was sending a full signal since that's what AudioControl recommends with their epicenter but it would increase that low humming bass when playing songs. With this unit I found the bass sounds alot cleaner with the LPF on the HU set around 120hz with a 24db roll-off. Overall im happy with the product but need to upgrade my bad stock alternator since my voltage keeps dropping when I try to crank it, my HU has an ouput of 2v but I feel this product would really shine with the 4v+ HUs out there. I think i'm getting this low noise due to the low voltage of my HU, and could possibly even be clipping since i'm sending a signal with such a wide LPF. Ill add pictures and videos next time I get the chance and if Amazon lets me

Really enhances the bass on songs that were recorded lacking the low frequencies. Songs that already have a lot of bass won't really benefit from this.

Working good. Doing what its suppose to do! Have it installed on my daily driver. Bumping corridos clean!